69th Conference on Glass Problems: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 30, Issue 1

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69th Conference on Glass Problems: Ceramic Engineering and Science Proceedings, Volume 30, Issue 1

Editor(s): Charles H. Drummond

Published Online: 22 JUL 2009

Print ISBN: 9780470457511

Online ISBN: 9780470529010

DOI: 10.1002/9780470529010

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Stay up-to-date with this collection of papers presented at the 69th Conference on Glass Problems at The Ohio State University. Topics include melting and molding, refractories, and environmental issues and new products.

Table of contents

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      Frontmatter (pages i–xiii)

    2. Experiences with an Oxygen-Fired Container Glass Furnace with Silica Crown — 14 Years — a World Record? (pages 1–11)

      J.J. Schep

    3. Fining of Glass Melts: What We Know about Fining Processes Today (pages 13–28)

      Ruud Beerkens

    4. All-Electric Furnaces for High Quality Demands in a Wide Range of Glass Compositions (pages 29–46)

      Lars Biennek, Harald Jodeit and Hans-Jürgen Linz

    5. Laboratory Experiments and Mathematical Modeling Can Solve Furnace Operational Problems (pages 47–57)

      H.P.H. Muijsenberg, J. Ullrich and G. Neff

    6. Applications of Model Based Control in Float and Fiberglass (pages 59–68)

      Ron Finch

    7. LCD Glass Manufacturing for a Global Industry (pages 69–75)

      Daniel A. Nolet

    8. Buying Refractories in China (pages 77–87)

      Charles E. Semler

    9. Refractories for a Global Glass Market (pages 89–100)

      Sarah Baxendale and Nigel Longshaw

    10. History of Hot Repair – Past, Present and Future (pages 101–110)

      David T. Boothe

    11. Water-Cooled Refractory Shapes for Harsh Forehearth Superstructure Applications (pages 111–114)

      Walter L. Evans, Luke Evans and Christopher W. Hughes

    12. A New Silica Brick Without Lime Bonding (pages 115–119)

      Götz Heilemann, Dr. Stefan Postrach and Dr. Rongxing Bei

    13. An Improved Solution for Oxy-Fuel Fired Glass Melting Furnaces (pages 121–131)

      Matthias Lindig

    14. Batch Preheating on Container Glass Furnaces (pages 133–141)

      Hansjürgen Barklage-Hilgefort

    15. Energy Saving Options for Glass Furnaces & Recovery of Heat from Their Flue Gases and Experiences with Batch & Cullet Pre-Heaters Applied in the Glass Industry (pages 143–161)

      Ruud Beerkens

    16. Industrial Results of Alglass FH Oxy Fuel Forehearth Burner Operation (pages 163–172)

      Robert Kalcevic, Remi Tsiava, Ryuji Fujinuma, Chendhil Periasamy, Rajeev Prabhakar and George Todd

    17. Float Fire Gas Fired System for Tin Float Lines (pages 173–176)

      James B. Roberts, Herb Gessler and Gary Deren

    18. Evaluation and Implementation of X-Ray Analysis of Raw Materials Using Borate Fusion Samples (pages 177–180)

      Neal T. Nichols and Brian D. Mitchell

    19. Glass Surface Corrosion and Protective Interleaving Systems (pages 181–188)

      Paul F. Düffer

    20. Megatrends in the Commercial Glazing Market–a Challenge for the Glass Industry (pages 189–201)

      James J. Finley

    21. Looking Windward: Fiber Glass in the Energy Markets (pages 203–214)

      Cheryl A. Richards

    22. Current Glass Furnace Air Emission Compliance Issues (pages 215–226)

      C. Philip Ross

    23. Global Warming and Sustainability of the Glass Industry (pages 227–233)

      Guy Tackels

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      Author Index (page 235)

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